San Donato Milanese to Sant'Angelo Lodigiano

A road cycling route starting from Lodi

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Embark on an epic cycling journey from San Donato Milanese to Sant'Angelo Lodigiano.

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This challenging road cycling route takes you on an epic journey from San Donato Milanese to Sant'Angelo Lodigiano. With 141 meters of ascent over 121 kilometers, it is recommended for experienced cyclists. Along the route, you'll pass through various villages, each with its unique charm. Sant'Angelo Lodigiano is one of the highlights, offering beautiful landscapes and well-preserved historical buildings. As you continue, admire Borgarello, a village known for its picturesque vineyards and wineries. Noviglio greets you with its peaceful atmosphere and scenic surroundings. Rozzano boasts beautiful churches and stunning architecture. San Donato Milanese itself has numerous attractions, including the Canneto Nature Reserve, which offers the perfect spot for nature enthusiasts. Overall, this route promises a challenging yet rewarding cycling adventure with diverse landscapes and cultural attractions.

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121 km

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Start: Lodi City center

Lodi: Scenic cycling destination with a mix of rolling hills and countryside routes.

Lodi, situated in the Lombardia region of Italy, provides a mixed terrain for both road and gravel cycling. The area offers rolling hills and well-maintained roads, making it an ideal spot for road cyclists. Lodi is also surrounded by scenic countryside, which is perfect for gravel cyclists seeking picturesque routes. While no major well-known climbs are immediately neighboring Lodi, the region allows cyclists to explore nearby towns and experience the Italian countryside. Overall, Lodi is a great cycling destination, especially for those who appreciate serene landscapes and varied terrain.